Lockout tagout labels
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Since the late 1980s when OSHA’s lockout/tagout (LOTO) rules went into effect, Wholesale Customize Labels’s electrical safety labels have been widely used by equipment manufacturers to inform those who use or maintain the equipment that they need to follow lockout procedures before servicing.
IS6010-
Electrical Shock Electrocution Label
H6010-Y5WH
Warning Hazardous Voltage Label
H6010-B1WH
Warning Hazardous Voltage Label
H6010-18WH
Warning Hazardous Voltage Label
H6010-H3WH
Warning Hazardous Voltage Label
IS6011-
Lock Out Electrical Power Label
H6010-B1DH
Danger Hazardous Voltage Label
H6010-448WH
Warning Risk of Electric Shock Label
H6010/6011-4LDH
Danger Hazardous Voltage Label
H6010-K80WH
Warning Hazardous Voltage Label
IS6013-
Insert Safety Lock Label
H6010-218DH
Danger Hazardous Voltage Label
H6010-640DH
Danger Hazardous Voltage Label
H6010/6032-CJDH
Danger Hazardous Voltage Label
IS6053-
Do Not Touch Label
H6010-429WH
Warning Hazardous Voltage Enclosed Label
H6010-320WH
Warning Electric Shock Hazard Label
H6010-BDDH
Danger Risk of Electric Shock Label
IS6143-
Lock Out In De-Energized State Label
HMS-233DH
Danger Hazardous Voltage Label
H6010/6057-CJDH
Danger/Hazardous Voltage Label
IS6032-
Disconnect Main Plug Label
IS6058-
Switch Off Label
H6010-18DH
Danger Hazardous Voltage Label
EMC 11
Danger Hazardous Voltage Label
H6010-EBWH
Warning Hazardous Voltage Label
H6010-434DH
Danger Line Voltage Present Label
1023-19DH
Danger Hazardous Voltage Label
H6010-478WH
Warning Hazardous Voltage Inside Label
H6010/6011-B1WH
Warning Hazardous Voltage Label
H6010-J39WH
Warning Hazardous Voltage Label
H6010-D98DH
Danger High Voltage Label
H6010-CDDH
Danger Hazardous Voltage Inside Label
H6010-JBWH
Warning Electrical Hazards Label
EMC 402
Warning Avoid Serious Injury Label
IS5025-
Electrical Shock Electrocution Label
LP004-
Chemical Lockout Point Label
LP002-
Compressed Gas Lockout Point Label
H6643/6062-W94DH
Danger Arc Blast Risk Label
H6643/6143-B06DH
Danger Arc Flash And Shock Label
H6010-EBDH
Danger Hazardous Voltage Enclosed Label
5025-GBDH
Danger Hazardous Voltage Label
5025-GEDH
Danger Hazardous Voltage Label
5025-V54DH
Danger Hazardous Voltage Label
H6010-5EDH
Danger Hazardous Voltage Label
H6010-B1DV
Danger Hazardous Voltage Label
H6010-CCDH
Danger Hazardous Voltage Label
H6010-GBDH
Danger Hazardous Voltage Label
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About lockout tagout labels
Each of these label designs incorporates “lockout procedures” or “lockout/tagout” as the hazard avoidance statement in the label’s word message. In addition to warning about proper LOTO procedures, employers are also required to train each worker in carrying out each task.
Finding the lockout/tagout label that meets your specific requirements is easy, as we offer symbol only, text only, multi-symbol and text, and symbol and text formats, as well as indoor and outdoor options. Browse the labels here in our catalog, or create your own to include any additional requirements you may have.
Unsure about the right label for your needs? A Wholesale Customize Labels label assessment can help.
Frequently Asked Questions About Electrical Lockout Tagout Labels
What are lockout tagout labels used for?
Lockout tagout labels are used to warn personnel to disconnect and lock energy sources before performing service or maintenance on machinery. These labels serve as a visual reminder of LOTO procedures to prevent accidental startup or release of stored energy.
Why are lockout tagout labels important for workplace safety?
LOTO labels help prevent serious injuries and fatalities caused by the unexpected energization of machines during servicing. When used properly, they support compliance with OSHA’s lockout/tagout regulations, which prevent an estimated 120 deaths and 50,000 injuries every year.
What standards apply to lockout tagout labels?
LOTO labels support compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147, which outlines the control of hazardous energy. They are designed to meet ANSI Z535 labeling best practices for warning format, symbols, and messaging to ensure high visibility and comprehension.
Where should lockout tagout labels be placed?
LOTO labels should be placed on or near energy isolation points, control panels, power disconnects, and access panels where hazardous energy may be present. Placement should ensure the label is clearly visible before anyone begins service or maintenance.
What types of messages appear on lockout tagout labels?
These labels typically include phrases such as “Lockout Before Servicing” or “Follow Lockout/Tagout Procedures” and may feature safety alert symbols, lock icons, or step-by-step visual reminders to reinforce the required actions before work begins.
How do lockout tagout labels support employee training?
LOTO labels reinforce the training employees receive by providing on-the-spot reminders about the procedures they must follow. They serve as a visual cue to verify isolation, apply locks and tags, and confirm zero energy before starting work.
Can lockout tagout labels be customized?
Yes, Wholesale Customize Labels offers custom LOTO labels that can include your company’s specific procedures, lockout point identifiers, and safety symbols. Customizing your labels can improve compliance and help align your labeling system with your written energy control program.
Questions buyers ask
What are lockout tagout labels used for?
Lockout tagout labels are used to warn personnel to disconnect and lock energy sources before performing service or maintenance on machinery. These labels serve as a visual reminder of LOTO procedures to prevent accidental startup or release of stored energy.
Why are lockout tagout labels important for workplace safety?
LOTO labels help prevent serious injuries and fatalities caused by the unexpected energization of machines during servicing. When used properly, they support compliance with OSHA’s lockout/tagout regulations, which prevent an estimated 120 deaths and 50,000 injuries every year.
What standards apply to lockout tagout labels?
LOTO labels support compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147, which outlines the control of hazardous energy. They are designed to meet ANSI Z535 labeling best practices for warning format, symbols, and messaging to ensure high visibility and comprehension.
Where should lockout tagout labels be placed?
LOTO labels should be placed on or near energy isolation points, control panels, power disconnects, and access panels where hazardous energy may be present. Placement should ensure the label is clearly visible before anyone begins service or maintenance.
What types of messages appear on lockout tagout labels?
These labels typically include phrases such as “Lockout Before Servicing” or “Follow Lockout/Tagout Procedures” and may feature safety alert symbols, lock icons, or step-by-step visual reminders to reinforce the required actions before work begins.
How do lockout tagout labels support employee training?
LOTO labels reinforce the training employees receive by providing on-the-spot reminders about the procedures they must follow. They serve as a visual cue to verify isolation, apply locks and tags, and confirm zero energy before starting work.
Can lockout tagout labels be customized?
Yes, Wholesale Customize Labels offers custom LOTO labels that can include your company’s specific procedures, lockout point identifiers, and safety symbols. Customizing your labels can improve compliance and help align your labeling system with your written energy control program.
